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One thing I always appreciated about Eli the Computer Guy is his approach was almost always from an SMB (small to mid-sized business) MSP (managed service provider) perspective. Eli’s video style is very personal as he does a great job at breaking down technical jargon and acronyms into easy to decipher and remember analogies or examples. Without further ado, here is my list of top five YouTube channels anyone who is trying to break into tech and IT should subscribe and binge-watch:Įli’s Introduction to Networking is a must watchĮli the Computer Guy’s origins started out on YouTube around 2009 so he is no stranger to the YouTube tech scene. I’m excited to learn about yours so please share in the comments. These channels are just specific to my career and my learning path. Note: Just because I am including specific YouTube channels or educators on this list does not mean these are the best channels in their field. Basically, if you are in help desk, a SysAdmin, looking to get into DevOps, or wanting to learn more about cloud technologies, these YouTube channels can provide some valuable information.

These channels are in no particular order but they do cater heavily to IT professionals. One of the great things about tech and IT, in general, is that a lot of great resources can be found online, for free. While we all learn in different ways, it’s hard to deny the value of a good YouTube playlist. In part 2 of Breaking Into IT and Tech With No Experience, I’ll be highlighting my top five YouTube channels when it comes to tech.

In part 1, we discussed how I changed careers, learned new habits, and developed a new learning mindset and philosophy. Hello and thanks for joining me in part 2 of Breaking Into IT and Tech With No Experience. Welcome to YouTube University for Techies

Cbt nuggets security+ sy0-401 course outline